Seantron was here

I am a programmer, dad, husband. I rock. I like stuff. I'm almost old.

thebignerd:

My kids are on a crazy fun Batman kick lately. I’ve got this fatherhood thing down until they start asking about girls.

thebignerd:

My kids are on a crazy fun Batman kick lately. I’ve got this fatherhood thing down until they start asking about girls.

— 3 months ago with 59 notes
anomalygames:

I should have a demo video of this up soon. Then on to prototyping another game idea, something totally different.
Then the hard choice of deciding which one to build first.

anomalygames:

I should have a demo video of this up soon. Then on to prototyping another game idea, something totally different.

Then the hard choice of deciding which one to build first.

(Source: anomalystudio)

— 3 months ago with 7 notes
#project4  #prototyping  #unity3d 
thebignerd:

It’s a metaphor for why I haven’t posted in a long time. The old “my head fell off and fell asleep and also my head is made of clay” metaphor.
A tale as old as time. 

thebignerd:

It’s a metaphor for why I haven’t posted in a long time. The old “my head fell off and fell asleep and also my head is made of clay” metaphor.

A tale as old as time. 

— 6 months ago with 6 notes

drawnblog:

In case you hadn’t heard, Brad Bird received the Winsor McCay Award at this year’s Annie Awards. Here is his acceptance speech. Warning: It is awesome.

(via thebignerd)

— 11 months ago with 33 notes
lifecritic:

utnereader:

mothernaturenetwork:

Step into my backyard office pod. One part garden shed, one part eco-clubhouse and one part home office, the Archipod gives work-at-homers a chance to step out of the house … and into the backyard.

It’s a little-known secret that our senior editor and Wild Green blogger Keith Goetzman has been living in one of these for years …

Oh my god. I want one, but I don’t.

lifecritic:

utnereader:

mothernaturenetwork:

Step into my backyard office pod. One part garden shed, one part eco-clubhouse and one part home office, the Archipod gives work-at-homers a chance to step out of the house … and into the backyard.

It’s a little-known secret that our senior editor and Wild Green blogger Keith Goetzman has been living in one of these for years …

Oh my god. I want one, but I don’t.

— 1 year ago with 52 notes